
Great Falls, MT
Vehicle wraps, fleet graphics and reflective striping.
Designed, printed, cut and installed in one shop on 1st Ave S — from a single door decal to a full fire apparatus.
What we do
A working sign shop, not a print broker.
Artwork, printing, plotting and installation all happen in the same building. That matters more than it sounds: a layout that looks right on screen still fails if it lands across a door seam, and the person who spots that is the one who has to fit it.
- Shop
- 312 1st Ave S, Great Falls
- Phone
- (406) 452-1448
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 9:30–5:00
- Specialism
- Fire & law enforcement graphics
Services
Eight things we do, done properly.
Why this shop
Emergency vehicles are the hard version of this job.
Reflective film has to read at night, from the shoulder, at the angle a driver actually sees it. Panels are curved, interrupted by handles and compartment doors, and the layout still has to match every other unit in the fleet. Departments across Montana bring us that work — and a van with a phone number on the door is straightforward by comparison.
Reviews
What customers say
Process
From your call to the vehicle leaving
Step 1
Tell us the vehicle
Year, make, model, and what it needs to say.
Step 2
See the layout
Artwork drawn on your actual vehicle profile, not a generic box.
Step 3
Approve it
Nothing gets printed or cut until you have signed it off.
Step 4
Fitted
Installed here at the shop, or on-site where the vehicle is.
Service area
Great Falls, and out across Montana.
Most work comes through the shop on 1st Ave S. Apparatus, plant equipment and fleets that cannot easily be brought in get installed where they stand — tell us the location and the unit count and we will tell you straight away whether it is in range.
- City
- Great Falls
- County
- Cascade County
- State
- Montana
- On-site
- Available — ask when you call
Enquiry
Send us the job
Answers to the questions we get most, and the form. Both go to the same people.
Before you send it
How much does it cost?
Every job is quoted individually, because a door decal and a full apparatus are not the same work. Send the year, make and model plus what you want it to say and you will get a real number, not a range.
How long is my vehicle off the road?
Lettering and decals are usually a same-day job. A full wrap normally takes several days per vehicle. Fleets are scheduled in batches so you keep as many units working as possible.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
On factory paint in sound condition, film is removable. Resprayed or already-failing paint is a different conversation and we will tell you that before we start rather than afterwards.
Can you match our existing fleet or department standard?
Yes. Send a photo of a current unit and we will match the layout, film and lettering so a new vehicle sits alongside the rest of the fleet.
I only have a low-resolution logo. Can you still use it?
Usually. We can redraw it as vector artwork so it cuts and prints cleanly at any size. Send what you have and we will tell you what is involved.
Do you come to us?
On-site installation is available for apparatus, plant and fleets that cannot easily come in. Tell us the location and the unit count when you call and we will say straight away whether it is in range.
Question not here? Call the shop.
Next step
Send us the vehicle and we’ll price the job.
Year, make, model and what you want it to say. Call the shop or send the form — both reach the same people.








